Every performing art form, in color, shape, and sound, occupies a fixed, very important place in the matrix.
Why?
For us as human beings, it is essential that we are able to write and do arithmetic.
From first grade onward, teamwork and logical processes are therefore trained.
These processes are carried out by the left hemisphere of the brain.
The brain has two hemispheres, one left and one right.
The left side is responsible for logical processes, and the right hemisphere is designed for intuitive processes.
As a human being, can't you choose which side you prefer?
Unfortunately not, unless you are exceptionally talented or possess enormous wealth.
Otherwise, you are logically trained for the job market. There's nothing inherently wrong with that, except that an entire industry is churning out intuitively questionable concepts. They support a particular direction in the consumption of art.
These are concepts that shape a dark emotional landscape, in which a victim or perpetrator role can easily be intuitively implanted.
However subtly constructed it may be, it is truly powerful.
Don't get me wrong, there is also sad beauty—no question.
I'm talking about soulless, designed emotional concepts that constitute the mainstream today.
A large segment, besides the mainstream, has also adopted this strained art of the soul.
Hence the widespread opinion that music from the past was much better.
They found fulfillment in what they did, not in what they received for it.
Why does it seem like the music of the past is better, and is it gone?
It's not gone, it's just not financially supported like the industrial stuff.
Every artist who tells stories of the soul.
These are stories that stimulate the imagination.
Not industrial art, but individual themes of the soul.
This is quite easy to deduce; even if the language cannot be understood, the feeling is conveyed. Thai music is full of these soulful artists.
The feeling conveyed by this song is a perfect example of how it can influence one's mood.
Provided there is enough peace and quiet to enjoy this song.
